Do you ever get caught up in the big vision and get overwhelmed? I bought the domain veni.dev a few m
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January 26 · Issue #32 · View online
A newsletter by and for underrepresented coders
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Do you ever get caught up in the big vision and get overwhelmed? I bought the domain veni.dev a few months back. I need a central place to list the things that I’m working on like this newsletter and Diversify Tech. I also need a blog where I can talk about things that don’t quite fit into coding or diversity. I overcomplicated it. I’m embarrassed at the amount of time I spent on trying out different static-site generators and templates. 😀 What I want is simple. A page to list my work and a page for a blog post (I have an exciting announcement to make!) A reminder to myself and to you: reduce scope and start small.
It’s easy to get caught up in the big vision and get overwhelmed. Start with the smallest thing that you can think of. Put it out in the world. Add more when you can. I reduced the scope for my site. I built the first version in a few hours. I’ll publish it soon. I’ll build on it as I find the time. Happy Coding! -Veni
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From Consultancy To Product Company Charlie Gerard on Software Engineering Unlocked
In this episode, Michaela talks to Charlie Gerard who recently switched from the software consultancy ThoughtWorks to the product company Atlassian. She now works on Jira, the planning and bug tracking software that comprises a codebase of several million lines of code.
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I’ve noticed a lot of what looks like magical capabilities in other people is preparation and experience
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Documentation suffers from our collective fear of writing something too simple or overstated.
Impact? The same 10 articles, written by the 3 same people dominate search results. They become heros.
People who don’t get it/think differently are turned away.
Write that article.
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How I Learned to Code by Radhika Morabia
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A simple design process for developers or non-designers by Desiré
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Introduction to Node.js
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Train your CSS skills with online games by Francesco Leardini
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SQL: Union Operator by Wendy Calderon
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Storing Context in Commit Messages by Chelsea Troy
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Free illustrations resources for the web by Kedar K
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Queueing Emails With Python, Redis Queue And Twilio SendGrid by Tilde A. Thurium
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Choosing a Style Library for Your React Project by Becca Lee
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Truthy and Falsy Values in Python: A Detailed Introduction by Estefania Cassingena Navone
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Definition of DevOps by Jessica Joy Kerr
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Free Android Resources by MJ
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Top 10 Most Useful Linux Commands by Coding Commanders
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How To Interview Your Future Boss by Steph
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So, I've interviewed a bunch of software engineers, done some interviews myself, and teach my students about interviewing.
Here's a thread of advice 👇🏻
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Ace Python Interviews
Looking for a new Python job? Review 50 interview questions and answers, live-coded in 6 hours of video.
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One of the hardest parts about going from aspiring Data Scientist to getting-paid-to-do-it Data Scientist is passing the DS interview. 🚀
Read more for my tips on impressing interviewers:
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6 new habits I’m building to level up as a junior developer by Pauline
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Get Hired: The System Design Interview, Explained by Sam
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Command Line Heroes
Stories about the people who transform technology from the command line up. Hosted by Saron Yitbarek. Follow her on Twitter at @saronyitbarek! |
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